Fortnite Dragon's Roar Guide: Pros and Cons | Vs Other Weapons

Like the Dragon's Fury, Dragon's Roar is also a Legendary Dragon Weapon used in Save the World. Dragon's Roar is a semi-automatic Assault Rifle which has a modest rate of fire and capacity, utilizes Medium Bullets and offers fire damage and can pierce enemies. You will need 15 Blast Powder, 30 Mechanical Parts, 11 Copper Ore and 1 Active Powercell to craft it. As a professional website selling Fortnite Weapons, you can buy this weapon on our website at a reasonable price.

It's fundamental that the Epic version of Dragon's Roar is the Dragon Rifle.

 

• Basic Info
• Trait Synergies
• Availability
• Pros and Cons
• Vs Other Weapons

 

Name	Value
Damage	30
Crit Chance	10%
Crit Damage	+75%
Fire Rate	5
DPS	554.4
Magazine Size	20
Range	4098
Durability	375
Durability per Use	0.11
Reload Time	2.5
Ammo Type	Ammo: Medium Bullets
Ammo Cost	1
Impact	80

Name	Class	Description
Advanced Tactics	Soldier	Ranged weapon damage increased by 10%. Health increased by 10%.
Ammo Recovery I	Soldier	Damaging an enemy with an assault weapon has a 16% chance to generate 1 ammo for the equipped weapon.
Ammo Recovery	Soldier	Damaging an enemy with an assault weapon has a 16% chance to generate 1 ammo for the equipped weapon.
Assault Crit Damage	Soldier	Increase assault weapon critical hit damage by 36%/54%/70%.
Assault Damage	Soldier	Increases assault weapon damage by 24%.
Debilitating Shots	Soldier	Dealing ranged damage applies one stack of Vulnerability, increasing damage taken from all sources by 5% on the target for 15 seconds. Stacks up to 3 times.
Enduring Machine	Constructor	Your weapon takes 60% less durability damage while on BASE.
Explosive Rounds	Soldier	Killing 10 enemies with a ranged weapon deals X damage in a 1 tile radius.
Eye on the Prize	Outlander	Every 15 headshot kills grants 1 Charge Fragment.
First Assault	Soldier	The first bullet fired after reloading an assault rifle critically hits enemies. Removed on weapon switch.
Fragment Generation	Outlander	Every 60 kills grant 1 Charge Fragment.
Grenade Generation	Soldier	Every 30 kills with a ranged weapon grants 1 Frag Grenade. Count resets after 15 seconds without a kill.
I Love to Reload!	Soldier	Reloading the equipped weapon increases run speed by 30% for 3 seconds.
Improved Headshots	Soldier	Increases headshot damage multipler of ranged weapons by 13%/20%/27%.
In a Pinch	Soldier	Increases weapon reload speed by 35% if the magazine is empty.
Locked and Reloaded	Soldier	After reloading, rate of fire is increased by 25% for 5 seconds.
Make It Rain	Soldier	Headshotting enemies increases ranged weapon rate of fire by 25% for 5 seconds.
Precision Handling	Outlander	Hitting a headshot increases the speed of your next reload by 7%. Max 35%. Resets after reloading.
Quick Clip	Soldier	Increases reload speed by 30%.
Start Up	Soldier	Firing with a ranged weapon increases rate of fire by 1.2% per shot for up to 20 shots. Resets on reload or weapon switch.
Steady Aim	Soldier	Reduces recoil by 29%.
Survivalist	Soldier	Killing an enemy with an ability or weapon recovers 5 base health per second over 3 seconds. Kills reset the healing duration. Will not activate on full health.
There Are Many Like It...	Soldier	Your weapon takes 45% less durability damage while affected by War Cry.
War Cry	Soldier	Give a War Cry, affecting friendly characters within 4 tiles for 10 seconds. Grants 45% more damage and 30% attack speed for ranged weapons and 45% more damage and 20% attack speed for melee weapons.
Waste Not Want Not	Soldier	Increases ammo capacity of all weapons by 40%.

Dragon's Roar was readily available as featured loot in Spring Llamas bought from the Vindertech Store during the Spring It On! event.

Pros:

High accuracy.

High damage and pierces.

Can penetrate quite a few enemies.

Fire damage is helpful against nature enemies.

 

Cons:

Fire damage is weak against water enemies.

Dragon's Roar vs Dragon's Might vs Dragon's Claw

 

First, let me introduce two weapons besides Dragon's Roar: Dragon's Might and Dragon's Claw. Dragon's Might and Dragon's Claw are both Legendary Dragon Weapon, Dragon's Might uses Shells 'n' Slugs and deals Fire damage, Dragon's Claw uses Heavy Bullets and deals Fire damage, you can see the difference between them in the table below:

 

Dragon's Might		Dragon's Claw
Name	Value	Name	Value
Damage	60	Damage	170
Crit Chance	5%	Crit Chance	10%
Crit Damage	+50%	Crit Damage	+75%
Fire Rate	4.17	Fire Rate	0.7
Magazine Size	5	Magazine Size	3
Range	256	Range	256
Durability	375	Durability	375
Reload Time	1.6	Reload Time	3.0
Ammo Cost	1	Ammo Cost	1
Impact	240	Impact	675

 

Considering the fact that they fixed/nerfed Dragon's Roar, which of your three in the Big Wick quest is definitely the greatest weapon selection now?

 

Even with the Dragon's Roar nerf, Dragon's Roar is still the best weapon out in the new event set. Fire Elemental+Affliction along with the only AR with penetrating shots. The Dragon's Might possibly is super negative, the spread for it can be atrocious. In no way utilized the sniper but late game, snipers, generally, they aren't actually viable.

 

 

Dragon's Roar vs Grave Digger

 

Grave Digger is a fully automatic Assault Rifle, which fires medium ammo, deals damage and impact at the cost of accuracy and fire rate.

 

Compared with Grave Digger, I prefer Dragon's Roar can apply more damage ticks than any other assault rifle in the game, it really is a better gun should you are ok with semi-automatic, it can be crazy ammo and durability effective, extremely high damage and pierces while being very accurate.